Seeded from espn.com by Alex on 10/21/07
In the wake of the Tim Donaghy betting scandal, the NBA has disciplined six referees for violating its anti-gambling rules, according to a published report.
Sources told The New York Daily News that the six officials, whose names have not been identified, were found in violation of the league’s anti-gambling policy for such infractions as going to casinos. The information came to light as a result of the NBA’s investigation into its officials after the Donaghy scandal broke this summer. But the sources said these new infractions were in no way close to what Donaghy did.
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